Thrills and Chills: The Most Haunted Places in South Carolina
South Carolina’s Haunted Highlights:
- South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, Columbia: A historic psychiatric hospital dating back to 1822, known for its restless spirits of former patients.
- Baynard Plantation, Hilton Head: The ruins of this plantation are said to be haunted by the ghost of its former owner, William Baynard, who roams the property.
- Cypress Garden Ruins, Moncks Corner: Although these ruins were man-made for a movie set, they are rumored to be haunted, possibly due to the land’s history before the film.
- Salem Black River Church, Sumter: Built in 1846, this church is home to several spirits, including a Southern Belle and a sorrowful young boy.
- Rose Hill Plantation, Union: This plantation is near the infamous Cry Baby Bridge and is said to have an eerie atmosphere, possibly due to its dark past.
- Crybaby Bridge, Anderson: Legend has it that the sounds of a baby crying can be heard at night, with the spirit of the mother searching for her child.
- Seven Devil’s Bridge, Woodruff: The bridge is reportedly haunted by the spirits of seven individuals who were hanged there, causing terrifying experiences for those who dare to cross at midnight.
- Admiral’s House, Charleston: Known for the ghost of a small slave girl seen amongst the trees on the property, this house has a disturbing history.
- White Point Garden, Charleston: The spirits of executed pirates are said to roam this garden, seeking vengeance on their executioners.
- The Hermitage, Murrells Inlet: The ghost of Alice Flagg is said to wander here, searching for her lost engagement ring.
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